The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-04-07
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Next Sabbath ia Easter
The Lizards had better go farther
touth.
The building boom in Central 1s still
booming ....
Mr.. A. P. Rillfool did not mean to
4aake you mad.
Itisis said that all tho peaches were
Iever killed in March.
Spring must have become tired hold
fpg winter ON her, lap.
Don't kill the birds, Fhe pretty birds
that sing about the doom.
The March winds have 1ulled, and this
not to be a aoyclone year,
EARLY garden plants suffered muoh
rom the cold snap last week.
Ray. T. F.Ne'son preached an interest
'hg sermon at Secona Lust Sabbath.
Mrs. @. P. Barrett, of sportanburg, is
Ftsiting relatives and friends in Pickens.
5inoe we come to think shout it, ap-
lle pies are better than peach pies any
.faw.
II You ~is', TO enjoy thorough musi-
sl treat go 10 the Institute Hall Friday
uiSht.
Remember che Stookholdera' meeting
"a tho Clerks Office, Thursday at II
Il IT,
r, 'Ar Europe war cloud hes passed,
lc l'.n.' bacon has gone down few
Mrs. James P. Cary is whiting her
olother-in-law Mrs. BIartha Gary, on
Gleowee.
Trial justices oan get copy Of the
Acts Of the Legislature by calling on
Crerk Lewis.
w. M. Hagood owns as finea Ham.
@letoninn colt as ever kicked up the dust
ii this country.
Mrs. Waverly Land died at her home
ear Chick Springs, in Greenville ooun
y, on the Goth ult
We can now buy thirteen 2-cent pos
age "t'nTs of thc Pickens post Office for
me cent, and "quarter."
John Ashley CissoD was before Com
missioner THORNLEY, last week charged
With distiling He was held for trial.
Com 20 'THthc," next Friday even
ing, if w wieh 70 l;'. one Of the fin
ost musical treats you ever listened to.
The State Medical Association meets
vt Aiken on tho 18th of April. II will
oe on hand for the Aiken Schuetzenfest.
T'' Abbeville Meas"' ger states that
nopes arc now entertained for Col. Al
ten's recovery. His many friends are
:ejoiced to hear tb g.
On" hired msn refused to put the sec
ond planting of irish potatoes il or the
10th of March. because lie said "It is
wrong time O de MOON"
Counterfeit dollars seemed to be hay
ing good run III Abbeviilc county. The
Methodist Sabbath School has one that
SOME body should redeem.
Notwithstanding the hard sinleswe no.
tice the publication of the delinquent
land Lists i'll our exohnpges did not re-
quire rs mucl space as usual,
The farmers in :! is Coun J wrc have
DO o,Som lanes do not seem % be expect
1ng fresheta. The best preparations have
been made fer a large corn crop,
Mr., j. a, Stewart Of Mile Creek,
knows just how 70 fatten hogs. He sent
as the finest youn8 porl1er last week
chat we have seen in a long time
The members OF Peters Creek Church
are truly thankful for the substantial aid
sent them from citizens of Greenvillc by
the hands of Rev. q. w. Singleton.
The town election for Seneca, held on
she 29tb ult., resulted af follows: Inten-
dant, NJ. A Sitton; Wardons, w. C.
Miller, W. II, Cole, Hamp Bruce and H.
A. Co,c,
A. II. Ford, Pelzer, has made an as-
signment to J. w. Williams for the ben
eft Of his creditors. Tho meeting of the
creditors will be held at Anderson on the
7th o. April.
The Greenvile School teacher, Mr.,
Watson, who WAS indicted for assault
and battery for whipping somo of his
pupils, has been acluitted. He was rep
resented by Mr.. =. A. Morgan.
Miss HalTin Jnne Siaemoro, dangh ter
ofWiliam SizcmOrc, died the residence
OF her father, threa miles Northwest Of
Pickens, on the 30th Of March. She
was 26 years old, and n cOn0istont mcm-
Der of the Bnl tist Church,